Its goal is to give voice to victims en masse.
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"Judges do want to give voice to victims," she said.
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Owen Wilson and Woody Harrelson give voice to the gobblers.
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" Harlan said words can give voice to and "empower the darkness.
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They give voice to the issues of their times in various ways.
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How do you give voice to the animal howling inside of you?
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You could also try improv, to give voice to any unexplored feelings.
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LEVIN: Do you think you are attacked because you give voice to conservatism?
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Has the Trump administration drained the swamp to give voice to the American
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I just decided it was important to give voice to these small elections.
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We're grateful to give back to organizations who give voice to so many.
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And it would give voice to those news outlets that it deemed trustworthy.
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That is really the essence of the Bernie Sanders approach to politics, that the most important thing a political leader can do is give voice to people's deepest concerns and frustrations, and encourage people to give voice to it themselves.
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Only on occasion, and obliquely, did Landon give voice to her own personal conflicts.
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"Like the Catalans, we have decided to give voice to the people," he said.
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Its purpose is to give voice to those whose voices are too rarely heard.
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He can give voice to progressive concerns about Kissinger and thus about the establishment.
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We want them to value all life and, when they can, give voice to injustices.
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We use it in times of sorrow or pain to give voice to our feelings.
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Some of them were really ham-handed attempts to give voice to a feminist perspective.
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But the duty of journalism is to give voice to the abandoned, victimized and forgotten.
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The expression to give voice to is severely overused these days, and yet that is exactly what the exhibition is attempting: to give voice to a group of women whose lives were written out of history because they were considered too marginal to bother with.
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These snapshots of particular moments in history often give voice to history's silent masses: ordinary people.
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And that's truly what rock and roll is to me — you give voice to the voiceless.
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Now I can give voice to a woman who, in some way, gave me my voice.
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He explained that he was trying to give voice to those who did not have one.
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Dee uses a roving, limited omniscience to give voice to a wide array of Howland's residents.
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Ms. Rodriguez, 38, would "give voice to our vulnerable communities," Ms. Harris said at the time.
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A soprano, contralto and countertenor—ie, two female singers and one male—give voice to others.
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"We also make a solemn promise to give voice to those who were silenced," her statement reads.
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She must give voice to them, investigate them, and take all necessary means to prevent their repeat.
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In fact, it would give voice to the majority of Catalans who want to remain in Spain.
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We will work with civil society to help women and other leaders give voice to the voiceless.
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The 13th congressional district was especially created in 1944 to give voice to a mostly black electorate.
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The other kids blithely give voice to obnoxious assumptions about his basketball skills and his sexual prowess.
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And orthodox conservatives have no better ideas than his for how to give voice to their concerns.
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The book made me realize journalism could give voice to those without a voice, even the dead.
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How could he give voice to such suffering and create something so epic at the same time?
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They give voice to the ghosts of the past, and put them in conversation with the present.
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Jerry Brown and former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg to give voice to this growing community.
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Five-Star supporters gathered outside Appendino's headquarters to give voice to the movement's trademark chant of "Onesta" (Honesty).
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I want my work to give voice to the rich cultural heritage and native color of street life.
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I feel like I give voice to some of the concerns that people feel unable to talk about.
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" He added, "I'm trying to give voice to my own community so that they can listen to themselves.
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Ms. Cliff's entire creative life was a quest to give voice to suppressed histories, starting with her own.
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Next, the new Speaker said he wanted to give voice to members by returning power to committee chairmen.
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On the court, he had many opportunities to give voice to his deeply held beliefs, sometimes in dissent.
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His characters give voice to paranoia, psychosis and pettiness, but their author isn't telling you what to think.
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In doing so, they give voice to victims by presenting all the relevant facts on the victim's behalf.
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Before I had any kind of career, I was really interested in how you give voice to the voiceless.
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It would be easier to believe a $100 vibrator could meet a need I could not give voice to.
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" Skrein continued: "It is our responsibility to make moral decisions in difficult times and to give voice to inclusivity.
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And these books give voice to authors and illustrators of color who are typically underrepresented in the literary world.
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Like many Malian musicians before them, Amadou & Mariam give voice to their country's pain, its hopes and its stories.
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The job of journalists is to bear witness and give voice to those who otherwise would not be heard.
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He aims to give voice to those weird, messed-up thoughts that other people have but keep to themselves.
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In principle, Twitter and Facebook are fantastic tools that give voice to otherwise unheard groups and challenge mainstream views.
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A project I've been involved with called "Refugee Tales" pairs detainees with writers to give voice to their experiences.
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It also has the added virtue of allowing the most expressive of presidents to give voice to his anger.
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Perhaps the clearest proof that autocorrect is smarter than we are is its ability to give voice to the voiceless.
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It was championed as a new medium that could give voice to the people, rather than just talking head experts.
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" Hockley says that "as soon as you engage and give voice to these people, they come out louder than before.
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They give voice to a fear that every week drives good journalists to quit, many to jobs in public relations.
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Both Bernie and Trump give voice to the simmering frustration that Americans feel when their participation in democracy is undermined.
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"We had a chance to give voice to the dead in a way no one else could," Peccerelli told me.
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This is an exceedingly gorgeous film, utilizing color and light to evoke the emotions its characters never give voice to.
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"He wants to represent and give voice to a sovereign Europe, a European Union of nation-states," Mr. Bottoni said.
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Mr. Smith of Microsoft said that tech companies and philanthropists were simply trying to give voice to an overlooked subject.
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Her films do not give voice to her subjects — rather, she shares with women the chance to speak for themselves.
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You alone could give voice to these dark times, but when I call your name there is only noble silence.
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On the Fourth of July, Therese Patricia Okoumou climbed the Statue of Liberty to give voice to her fellow immigrants.
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Instead, it emphasizes that sometimes in order to give voice to something, you must find something that goes beyond words.
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"Campaigns that give voice to the disenfranchised have been shown to have positive but short-term effects on health," Williams noted.
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" A few sentences later it praised Donald Trump for being able to "give voice to those who had been left voiceless.
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Like many movements throughout history, we use song to bring people together and give voice to what we're here to do.
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How do we give voice to the younger people in our caucus, who are right now shut out from leadership opportunities?
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But she was able to give voice to a personal transformation and struggle on a public platform in her own words.
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This is our job as journalists: to bear witness, to give voice to those who are otherwise abandoned, victimized and forgotten.
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But generally speaking, I think that white creators trying to give voice to people who don't have their experience is tricky.
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Yet he did not let this commitment to long-term solutions interfere with his determination to give voice to the voiceless.
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Every so often, soliloquies happen: out-of-time monologues in which the girls give voice to concealed narcissism and abysmal doubts.
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"She dedicated her life to give voice to the voiceless, until the Syrian regime exiled her in the '80s," he said.
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He was elected to shred the dominant American culture and to give voice to those who felt voiceless in that culture.
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"It is vital that we give voice to the pain in our community, especially the African-American community," the mayor said.
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Individuals break away from the throng to give voice to Clare's impressions as a novice in the game of all-consuming romance.
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"I feel like the Belter struggle really helps give voice to a culture that has been stripped of their identity," he says.
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It revives the batteries of our advocates who fight day and night to give voice to our plight for fairness and respect.
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Sanders took to the podium to both give voice to his progressive supporters and give his full-throated endorsement to Clinton's candidacy.
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It's a way to give voice to a trans woman who is ready to show herself and her body to the world.
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As a journalist, I think it's important to give voice to those who are in difficult situations and explain how that happened.
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The musicians at AFROPUNK were there not just to sing and rap but to celebrate and give voice to communities of difference.
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And sometimes, feeling better about these things is simply a matter of finding a way to give voice to these confusing emotions.
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People are voicing hate more now because there's so many more outlets that give voice to reasonable and unreasonable opinions and demands.
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The challenge is to give voice to that but also to represent everybody, and I intend to do both of those things.
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She wanted to exhibit a red-blooded mind and body at work, to give voice to everything that she had once concealed.
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" "We need to get these hustling black preachers out of the way, and give voice to people like the Dallas police chief.
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" Four moms asked, "How do we give voice to a father, educator, engaged community member we have come to respect and love?
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It has, from its inception, been a platform for black Americans and minority ethnic communities to give voice to their experiences of injustice.
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I think the Democrats should give voice to a long parade of people — former customers and partners — who deeply regret dealing with Trump.
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Rather than giving airtime to the angriest members of Congress, give voice to legislators who are truly working to find a compromise solution.
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Somewhere along the line of his career as a journalist for three decades, he found the opportunity to give voice to the cause.
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" He adds, "as we do that we create forces or we name forces and give voice to forces that we otherwise don't understand.
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How do you give voice to your pain, let it breathe properly, when your grief runs up against the limits of verbal expression?
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The more they give voice to their vulnerabilities, the easier it is to imagine one day explaining their worst moments to their children.
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"The First Amendment's free-speech guarantees include the right not to give voice to someone else's message," the association said in a statement.
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Only when drunk does he give voice to the chaotic, strangled feelings left over from a turbulent youth spent with a violent guardian.
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"One of the greatest things we get to do on this show is give voice to the voiceless," Borges told The Hollywood Reporter.
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Is it possible to give voice to experts on both sides — standard journalistic practice — without distorting the public's perception of the level of disagreement?
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Slowly, while listening I create a mental tapestry of Hujar's network of supporters who, through their messages, give voice to the photographer's gradual degradation.
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They can give voice to something deep inside ourselves, something we may not realize is there, and save us when we need them most.
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Away from the smothering mire of engine noise, trees give voice to the wind's moods, and bird songs weave aural textures in the air.
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If a representative sample is polled following deliberation, it can give voice to the public's considered judgments about what really needs to be done.
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Meanwhile, her words haunted me, urging me to action, until one night at his apartment, I felt ready to give voice to my feelings.
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"We wanted to give voice to the people who history passed over," said Rafel Alshakergi, 14, now a freshman at North Olmsted High School.
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" Senghor wants to not only tell his own stories but he also wants to give voice to incarcerated individuals who are among the "over-incarcerated.
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"Our goal is to give voice to the range of viewpoints on campus across cultures, and hopefully find common ground," Courtmanche said in a statement.
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Today Newsome says she is an artist and an activist who wants to use her background in communications to give voice to social justice issues.
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The promise of the internet was that it was going to give voice to the voiceless, visibility to the invisible, and power to the powerless.
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Rather than obliterating these artworks from the art historical canon, which would stifle meaningful and essential discussion, we must give voice to the victims represented.
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Silenced no longer, we rise to give voice to our experience and to change the tide of how sexual abuse victims are treated in America.
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As a result, their emotional landscape has been enlivened and enriched, able to give voice to feelings that might previously have remained unconceptualised and unexpressed.
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For the rest of the country, additional steps can be taken to give voice to the diversity of advice, recommendations and concerns held by many.
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Today, Feeding America looks to amplify that quiet battle and give voice to the millions of students who find success despite the challenges of hunger.
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"Maestra" is the work of L. S. Hilton, who is otherwise the British historian Lisa Hilton, but wanted to give voice to her inner babe.
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The first several days of the Trump presidency have reinforced several core truths: He will continue to give voice to conspiracy theories and peddle misinformation.
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In this two-night special, Charles Barkley travels the country to open a dialogue on race and give voice to some of those facing discrimination.
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We take, at face value, the intention of this prize to be to support and give voice to serious artistic positions and practices based in Germany.
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Through their art, they attempt to give voice to the voiceless, to humanize the ones we try to keep out, and to erase what divides us.
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Baldwin's novel takes care to give voice to Fonny's accuser, Victoria Rogers, while also depicting Fonny's own suffering—and Jenkins carries this nuance into his film.
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The boys' intertwining first-person narratives give voice to their fear and isolation, a fear so deep they are afraid they will even lose one another.
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"The only democratic and dignified way out is to give voice to the Spanish people so that they choose a new government and parliament," he said.
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"The cultural revolution that I am leading is to give voice to the Arab sector," she said at a volume more suitable for a conference hall.
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You can imagine the artfully brooding songs that such a boy might give voice to, especially from a past master of musical neuroses like Mr. Kander.
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It allows millions of people to go to work everyday, bringing stories to life that can make our world better or give voice to the voiceless.
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And I think to have the opportunity to give voice to your time period is really an honor, and it's going to be a lot of fun.
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That was the spark for me to start cartooning and to give voice to my story by portraying characters who look like me — with turban and beard.
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There would be big projects ahead — helping to fix the city's low-income housing program and generally trying to give voice to those who had gone unheard.
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Their images, music, and sculptures give voice to the millions of border-crossers for whom the journey signifies the difference between money and poverty, safety and death.
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As he does with his music, he hopes to give voice to the island's young people, many of whom fear a future under the influence of China.
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Trump understood that these people didn't so much want solutions to these problems as someone in power to acknowledge their existence and give voice to their frustrations.
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"I hope that this film will give voice to those trapped by the cycle of violence in hopes that one day the cycle will end," said Heineman.
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Regardless of Trump's sincerity, he appeared to give voice to the angst that Michigan workers rightfully feel about the impact of NAFTA over the past 85033 years.
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Accordingly, revisionist projects of historical and cultural memory can enable the establishment of new archives and canons, thereby helping to give voice to those previously left silent.
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Creating a unity ticket with a moderate Republican would likely guarantee Clinton the election, as Collins would give voice to the significant cohort of "Never Trump" Republicans.
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I want to use this column to give voice to those reactions, which ranged from skepticism to gratitude, sometimes with a healthy dose of caution thrown in.
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Rather than transcending the perceived racism and nationalism she ran against, she chose to tolerate no longer and give voice to what many consider anti-Semitic views.
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When supported by the right policies, such as preventing gatekeepers from controlling conversations online, our networks have proven to be megaphones that give voice to the voiceless.
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Trump's tweet on Amiri's death is certainly not the first time he has used his political platform to give voice to loosely sourced and sometimes baseless claims.
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But Ana's accusation underscores the dilemma of anyone hoping to give voice to another's experience: The stories the intern seeks to make his actually happened to her.
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That means that even if news organizations are quick to point to the lack of evidence, they still feel obliged to give voice to the administration's claims.
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"The fate of working people around the globe is under great pressure and duress, and we hope 'American Factory' can give voice to their journey," they added.
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I'm hopeful that this year's march will continue to give voice to the range of issues facing our nation and the responsibility we each hold to tackle them.
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Entering politics, after all, would likely rob Obama of her greatest political power: to give voice to the emotions that the politicians she holds dear can't voice themselves.
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They should push against the grain, and give voice to the voiceless the powerless and the whispers of truth that haunt the apostles of unchecked power and wealth.
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My intention for the film and album was to create a body of work that would give voice to our pain, our struggles, our darkness and our history.
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Since 2015, Alex Trevino, a producer and audio connoisseur, has been working together with fan-site Zelda Universe to give voice to one of Nintendo's most beloved franchises.
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The financial crisis of 2008 and the ensuring Great Recession were genuine outrages, and it's understandable that many voters yearn for politicians who'll give voice to that rage.
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These platforms give voice to everyone, but some of those voices are false or, worse, malevolent, and the companies continue to struggle with how to deal with them.
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Now is the time to give voice to the concerns of a younger population who have increasingly more to add to our present-day conversations as a society.
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Their networks, tech executives like to say, give voice to the little people, allowing communities to connect online in ways that would be impossible in the real world.
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That's the question all of our friends asked, those who bothered to give voice to what their raised eyebrows were already saying when we told them our destination.
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"Those countries know very well what we have to achieve in Venezuela, very soon - give voice to the Venezuelan people and get Maduro out of power," he said.
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All eyes are on Meghan Markle and Prince Harry — and their recently launched Instagram account means they have a whole new platform to give voice to their favorite causes.
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Expanding the pool of nominees would not only give voice to those who have traditionally been marginalized, but also allow for greater visibility for groups who are often ignored.
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There are still too few of them, but these films, across decades and continents, at least give voice to a conversation that social stigma all too often renders silent.
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As a Muslim rapper, do you feel a responsibility to give voice to a group that's been maligned and traditionally doesn't have much of a visibility in hip-hop?
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An integral component of WOMEN: New Portraits is a series of talking circles co-hosted by Leibovitz and Steinem to give voice to the myriad challenges facing women today.
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Many regard him as the only politician who has ever dared to give voice to their grievances and bonded with him over his economic nationalism and "America First" creed.
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"The political course of this legislature has come to an end...It's essential to again give voice to the citizens," he said in an address at his government palace.
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Without fear of encountering institutionalized discrimination, American citizens are free to practice their religion, give voice to their views and use their creative energies to pursue their personal aspirations.
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At the moment in which we give voice to the principles of liberty and equality that animate the American Revolution, we reconcile those principles with the institution of slavery.
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Great artists give voice to both the huge emotions that threaten to consume you and the fuzzy ones lying in wait in your periphery, indistinct but just as urgent.
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Image: Getty ImagesUsing brain-scanning technology, artificial intelligence, and speech synthesizers, scientists have converted brain patterns into intelligible verbal speech—an advance that could eventually give voice to those without.
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History has demonstrated that artworks hold power — they are consolidated vessels of perspective, they give voice to the voiceless, they can be a cry in a room of silent compliance.
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The Grammys, lead by Recording Academy President Neil Portnow, and its telecast, helmed by Executive Producer Ken Ehrlich, did not adequately plan for their telecast to give voice to women.
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I'm doing a lot more writing and hoping to have some things come forward in 2018 and 2019 that will continue to give voice to what "Falling in Love" did.
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He also, several times, apparently tongue-in-cheek indulged his famous ego, such as when he told the crowd he was simply a vessel to give voice to their frustrations.
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" Coogler added that the benefit "will give voice to the members of the community who were victims of the choices of people in power who are paid to protect them.
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She was singled out by the A.C.L.U. as well as by Mic, a news website that seeks to "give voice to the underrepresented" and interviewed Ms. Johnson about her plight.
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The project began as a series of letters between us, designed to give voice to anxieties we had once experienced alone and that, until our friendship, had gone largely unspoken.
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A.I. and machine learning can also help advisors glean actionable insights from written and voice conversations, including the sentiment of clients even if they don't give voice to their feelings.
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More often, though, musicians have found their own unique way to give voice to the experience of living at the end of days — to living, in other words, in 2019.
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Like Katherine Boo, I don't believe journalists "give voice to the voiceless" — everyone has a voice, and one of the best things we can offer is our ability to listen.
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Mickenberg first wrote the script nearly 2017 years ago as a play, in an effort to give voice to perspectives she felt she wasn't hearing in the public discourse around motherhood.
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In recent months, Senator Ted Cruz has become the most prominent politician to give voice to the theory that the Federal Reserve caused the crisis by tightening monetary policy in 2008.
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Of course, for a writer to give voice to an animal is to purport to offer up a secret, and the difficulty becomes how to tell it without shading into cuteness.
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Gottheimer, however, dismissed those potential tensions, arguing that the elections will likely give voice to moderate voters — a group he calls "the silent middle" — eager for more cooperation on Capitol Hill.
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Mexico's poor, marginalized, and forgotten had elected a man who would truly represent them: a plain-talking, frugally living southerner who would stamp out corruption and give voice to the voiceless.
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"I've often thought of the reports as a necessary cathartic moment, maybe an act of witness, where you give voice to people who wouldn't otherwise have a voice," Mr. Smith said.
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Turkey is considered one of the most dangerous countries for journalists due to the government's aggressive crackdown on those that cover conflicts in the area or give voice to political opposition.
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I decided early on that I would speak during the debate, to give voice to the men and women I represent and the other Americans who are furious about this fiasco.
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AI and machine learning can also help advisers glean actionable insights from written and voice conversations, including the sentiment of clients even if they don&apost give voice to their feelings.
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For Camacho, this project was born out of a shock that turned into an urgent need to give voice to a word that is rarely uttered outside of medical contexts: vulva.
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I wish primarily to give voice to the psychic spaces in which exist both hope and frustration, faith and failure, and the compromises which must be negotiated in order to survive.
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" Priest, a black man, felt the comic needed to center on a white man who could "give voice to the audience's misgivings or apprehensions or assumptions about this character and this book.
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" Fellow protester Fabian Barcenas, 55, said he wanted to give voice to "millions of workers who pay taxes and support their families who don't have the chance of having legal status here.
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But Obama also worked to give voice to the anger and fear over a spate of killings of black men by police that has triggered deep anger and fear in minority communities.
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A trifle mannered at first, the performances similarly grow on you, capturing the bonds these men shared -- forged through loss, pain and guilt -- even if they can't always give voice to them.
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It was never just about him, his aides argued in interviews this week; rather, it was Mr. Obama's ability to give voice to such widely shared aspirations that rallied voters behind him.
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Our children grow up and their life experiences lead them to become human beings who either give voice to hate or learn to use their hands and minds to improve the world.
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" Fellow protester Fabian Barcenas, 55, said he wanted to give voice to "millions of workers who pay taxes and support their families who don't have the chance of having legal status here.
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Great playwrights are often eclipsed by their work and the actors who give voice to it, but a coming exhibition dedicated to August Wilson will focus on the man behind the words.
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This new approach balances academic rigor with the skills of social-emotional learning, including the abilities to shift perspective, act with personal agency and articulately give voice to one's opinions and beliefs.
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And, as idealistic young men, they must endure the war-ravaged pessimism of their elders, who appear right on cue to give voice to variations on the theme of war-as-hell.
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Similarly, writer Saidiya Hartman incorporates what she calls "critical fabulation" — fictional narratives based on archival research — into her books to give voice to the gaps and silences in transatlantic slavery's historical record.
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With View-Through, poetry is a tool for external change, too, a way to challenge bias, give voice to the voiceless, and place a marginalized community in the realm of imagination and poetics.
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Stacey Abrams achieved in a matter of minutes something Donald Trump failed to do in over an hour -- to embrace and give voice to the spirit and core values that make America great.
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The central illusion of a Presidential campaign is that a candidate can, through constant motion and boundless energy, meet countless people and, in the end, give voice to the experience of the country.
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"When myth becomes such entrenched history, archaeology is a way of challenging the written record, particularly because history is often written by the powerful who give voice to their own agendas," he said.
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I don't know exactly what will happen, but it probably will not be good," tweeted Spencer, head of the National Policy Institute, which aims to "give voice to the interests of white peoples.
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Now 31, in El Paso's bilingual M.F.A. program, she is writing to reconcile her dual identity and to give voice to women's issues, especially involving female anatomy, that initially drew her to medicine.
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And individual winners like Alec Baldwin, Donald Glover and John Oliver took the stage to spoof Mr. Trump and give voice to the liberal worldview that prevails in much of the entertainment industry.
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Perhaps because my own faith journey has at times been characterized by questions and uncertainty, I found the fact that the 20th-century's greatest Christian apologist would give voice to his doubts reassuring.
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His music does not come across as a commercial gesture because it's as if he's on the public stage to speak for his constituents and give voice to their feelings and their needs.
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Beyond her political talent, Stacey Abrams' commitment to issues that give voice to working people, immigrants, and women of color is forging a new electoral path and forcing the old establishment to pay attention.
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"Donald Trump's comments are not just ignorant, they are harmful because they give voice to the stigma that has led generations of veterans to hide their struggles instead of getting lifesaving help," she said.
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"The body positivity community seems to only give voice to a specific type of person," says journalist and activist Keah Brown, who often writes about the experience of self-acceptance as a disabled woman.
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Zee, only 32, was a grassroots activist known for his courage, perseverance, and ability to bring diverse groups of people together, and to give voice to the most marginalized, including women and young people.
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So, what sort of game system might be able to model the complexity of Gitmo, to give voice to the challenges that detainees, journalists, lawyers, and guards have faced in the detention facility's history?
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A solution to this would be to announce the winner prior to the ceremony and let the ceremony be a chance to celebrate and give voice to the winning artist and engage with their practice.
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Kaczynski will not be in Brussels for Thursday's summit but his prime minister, Beata Szydlo, will give voice to his refusal to endorse the reappointment of her centrist predecessor Donald Tusk as European Council president.
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"It's something I'd been processing for a long time and it really culminated with my online straw poll where I really did want to give voice to the people who can't be here," Cramer said.
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LVC: It's very trendy to talk about refugee experiences or to "give voice" to these experiences in the Beirut art scene at the moment, but it's hardly ever refugees that are controlling their own narratives.
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I decided to give voice to the people who actively experience the places I'm talking about, and I also asked them about how the city that spawned them has changed in the last ten years.
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It is hard to get beyond the emotion connected with the pain and suffering to which we have all borne witness — and it is critically important that we give voice to our collective moral outrage.
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Stephen Sondheim nearly always sets his own lyrics to music, but "The Frogs" saw the character of Shakespeare give voice to his own "Cymbeline" monologue "Fear No More" in a debate with George Bernard Shaw.
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We launched this caucus a decade ago to give voice to the thousands of young people in America who deserved a platform to break the silence on the challenges and success stories of foster care.
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Sure, it is a "mild annoyance" and "not that big of a deal," but the sooner we give voice to these issues, the sooner I can stop complaining about them at parties and ruining the vibe.
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" Fast facts: LGBT rights milestones Cho infuses her activism into her comedy and in her latest project, "American Myth," Cho said she tries to give voice to survivors of sexual abuse through "a bunch of anthems.
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The Neutrogena Brand Ambassador is now using her ever-expanding platform to give voice to fellow Latinos in the United States in the wake of Donald Trump's termination of the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA).
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His project was to give voice to society's inarticulate; the way he did that was to make those people articulate, at least in the very specific and highly stylized argot of the street culture they inhabited.
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Earle turned sixty-four this year, and, though his vocals have always been suffused with a bit of psychic fatigue, it feels like he's now the exact right age to give voice to Clark's particular heartache.
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" CARYN GANZ Tove Lo, pop's peppy poet laureate of disappointing relationships and self-immolation, continues her mission to give voice to partners who know only how to let each other down on the breezy "Cool Girl.
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Jolly, who left Congress in 2017, said he gives his former colleagues the "benefit of the doubt," saying that many of them represent pro-Trump constituents and therefore have an obligation to "give voice" to them.
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I got to learn about constituent services, see how politics can not only advance legislation, but also give voice to my neighbors, and see how persistent community advocacy groups could instigate change at the federal level.
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"Thank you for the opportunity today to give voice to my son, Luke, whose access to an appropriate education, and thus to a meaningful and dignified life, was threatened by views of Judge Neil Gorsuch," Perkins said.
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"He believes the NRA deliberately used the imagery of Cloud Gate "to represent 'Liberal America'" and that the video aimed to "give voice to xenophobic anxiety, and further call to 'arm' the population against a fictional enemy.
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" "The fact that you have the courage to come together in a community to give voice to it, and speak to the universe, I think that's brave and powerful and I think that's why Weight Watchers works.
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Industry executives point to solid consumer confidence, low interest rates, rising transaction prices and an old car fleet on America's roads, where the average vehicle is over 11 years old, as they give voice to guarded optimism.
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Some freshmen congressmen who played a pivotal role in helping Democrats win the House majority believe the presidential field needs centrist candidates like Biden to give voice to the concerns of voters in swing states and districts.
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And as players continue to be asked about their political beliefs by reporters — especially as the international players in basketball and baseball are prompted to talk about immigration — they have an opportunity to give voice to resistance.
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How could this American playwright, then honing his special brand of tragic realism that would challenge post-war complacency and eventually tilt at the windmills of McCarthyism, possibly give voice to Austen's light, bright, and sparkling novel?
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VATICAN CITY (Reuters) - Pope Francis described migrants and refugees as the world's "weakest and most needy" on Monday, using his traditional New Year's address to "give voice" to people he has urged leaders to do more to help.
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Curated by Guggenheim Abu Dhabi Associate Curator Reem Fadda, the current edition of the Moroccan biennale creates a marvelous symphony between artists from the African Diaspora and the Middle East, many of whom give voice to the disenfranchised.
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Is Trump's ability to give voice to the anger and resentment of his constituents adequate to offset his broken promises and what his enemies trumpet as his failure to improve the lives of those who voted for him?
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While Republicans cheered their win, Democrats, in a bit of precooked theater, chanted "na na na na, hey hey, goodbye" from the 1969 song to give voice to their view that multiple Republicans were goners after the vote.
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But Thursday, in the wake of his arrest, numerous public figures, some of whom had started out in his corner, returned to social media or spoke out elsewhere to give voice to their evolving sentiments on the matter.
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"I wanted to give voice to the forgotten communities that have been left behind by globalization and automation, and I'm proud of this campaign because I believe we've done that," Mr. Ryan said in a video announcing his withdrawal.
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In a post on the public Pantsuit Nation community page this morning, Chamberlain described the book as a "permanent, beautiful, holdable, snuggle-in-bed-able, dogear-able, shareable, tearstainable book" that would give voice to all the group's members.
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Mainly by raising money towards a legal defense fund to "help survivors of sexual assault and harassment across all industries challenge those responsible for the harm against them and give voice to their experiences," as an open letter stated.
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"How do we make our politics reflect what's best in us, and not what's worse?" he asked in an apparent repudiation of what a progressive would decry as Trump's capacity to give voice to the grievances splitting American society.
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They consider themselves less election-fighting machines than revolutionary upswells; multitudes that primarily exercise power not through the legislature but through the charismatic influence of their leaders and by taking to the streets to give voice to popular anger.
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While American women are leading current diplomatic efforts with the Taliban, Afghan women must be able to elucidate their concerns about the peace process and give voice to their traumatic experiences after bearing the brunt of the Taliban's brutality.
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We chose to give voice to these students from Los Angeles who are finding their own ways to build community, finding outlets to share stories of loss and rage, and forming their expressions of self on their own terms.
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"In this moment so many of our communities feel threatened and uncertain about the future, I'm proud that Julie will help me empower and protect California's families and give voice to our vulnerable communities," Harris said in a statement.
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"I am very grateful that I was given the opportunity to give voice to this character and show young black lesbian women that it's OK to be themselves, and enjoy seeing themselves on TV every week," she told NBCBLK.
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"As president of Mexico, in this special session, I give voice to those [Mexican opinion leaders] who expressed the need to update, within the confines of the law, the use of marijuana for medical and scientific purposes," Peña Nieto said.
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In a statement to The Hollywood Reporter, Time's Up — the organization which seeks to "help survivors of sexual assault and harassment across all industries challenge those responsible for the harm against them and give voice to their experiences" — criticized Skydance's decision.
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I'm drawn to historical [fiction], particularly these underrepresented stories, because I love the idea that we can give voice to someone who either lost the chance to tell their story or will never have a chance to tell their story.
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That is why it has been so painful over the last few years to see mainstream political leaders give voice to familiar tropes about the "global elite" controlling our media, paying off advocates, and making secret deals to undermine American values.
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A group of conservative leaders from the American Principles Project is calling on The Washington Post to stop promoting columnist Jennifer Rubin as a conservative and to "hire a true conservative" to better give voice to those on the right.
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While we usually highlight three of our most popular writing prompts in our Current Events Conversation, this week we are only featuring this one in order to give voice to the many students who expressed their reactions to the outbreak.
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After decades of the war being remembered by "men writing about men," she aims to give voice to an aging generation of women who found themselves dismissed not just as storytellers but also as veterans, mothers and even potential wives.
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" It also noted its role in holding those in local power to account, and "to give voice to those who are not heard; to recognize acts of community heroism; and to encourage robust debate on every issue critical to the region.
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"I think there is something to the privilege of certain industries that allows some of those women to give voice to what's happening to them," said Laphonza Butler, president of SEIU Local 2015, a labor organization for long-term care workers.
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Image 2 of 2 NEW ORLEANS – Former first lady Michelle Obama said Friday her upcoming memoir "Becoming" is a "re-humanization effort" that shares the "ordinariness of a very extraordinary story" that she hopes will give voice to people who feel voiceless.
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"I think if I thought of the seismic shift that J.K. Rowling has created in the world just through her art alone, and that I was going to give voice to a new character, I would probably just shit myself," he said.
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With lyrics that speak frankly about violence and try to give voice to the lives of those ignored by the mainstream, road rap has turned into a term so slippery we set out to investigate its place in the current music world.
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The initiative has already raised $13 million towards a legal defense fund to "help survivors of sexual assault and harassment across all industries challenge those responsible for the harm against them and give voice to their experiences," according to the open letter.
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Inevitably for a show that looks unflinchingly at sex—it is Fleabag's vice, and every other character seems to have a strange relationship with it—breaking the fourth wall is a way for the narrator to give voice to her private desires.
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Eventually, the social media hashtag #AirbnbWhileBlack began to give voice to these stories of race-based exclusion; two Harvard University researchers published a paper showing Black Airbnb customers were turned down much more frequently than white customers; and Seldan filed his lawsuit.
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Social media platforms give voice to dissidents and enable the unprecedented sharing of stories that demand a reckoning from the powerful, from the victims of unjustified police violence to an airline passenger bloodied for simply clinging to the seat he paid for.
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A sweet smell like that of rotten bananas, or of bodies ripe from iniquitous exertion, could pervade an entire age, at which point someone came along to give voice to how messed up things were and, in so doing, made them beautiful again.
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"I wanted to give voice to these slices of life, often painful, in a society where many men and women prefer to avert their gaze," she writes, in the introduction to the book, which is composed of first-person testimonies with her commentary.
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Regev, a particularly outspoken member of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's cabinet, has led the Likud party's campaign against artists who criticize government policies, or those who give voice to the Arab experience in Israel or to life in the occupied Palestinian territories.
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This has manifested in a recent flowering of new American Jewish organizations, like the liberal lobby J Street and the anti-occupation activist group If Not Now, that try to give voice to these concerns (Israel has long had anti-occupation activist groups).
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Until that time, however, Buttigieg will likely continue to give voice to, as Vox's Matt Yglesias put it, an "alarm, clearly visible in a range of mainstream Democratic circles over the past several weeks, [that is] now going to kick into overdrive."
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Indeed, the left's insistence on cultural partition makes nobody happier than Richard Spencer and his fellow travelers on the alt-right, who are expert at mimicking the left's identity politics to give voice to their twisted ideas of national and racial segregation.
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Vox is proud to be among the many creators who have built big, loyal followings on YouTube — the platform is often a powerful tool to build community, give voice to underrepresented groups, spur creativity, and circulate interesting and educational information to millions.
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Then, when he's at the side of his young daughter, Karen, as she gets treated for the brain tumor that kills her at the age of 2, he can't give voice to that pain and fear, either, even as grief eats him up inside.
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He had the political intelligence as well -- more than any professional politician in last year's election -- to understand and give voice to the frustrations and complaints of a group of heartland voters who felt disenfranchised and ignored by a modern economy built by Washington elites.
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Since they published their first damning revision of the government's investigation, the experts have complained that their personal reputations and work have been consistently pilloried by well-known columnists in the media who have a tendency to give voice to interest groups within the government.
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The successful Democratic candidate will have to give voice to the anger and angst in the base of the party — where there has been a gutting of the middle class — while channeling that energy in positive, productive ways that also create enthusiasm around the candidate.
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Hopefully, they will give voice to the more than 28500 million African-American entrepreneurs — a number that has quadrupled over 6900 years in tandem with the 2628 million black college graduates and 28503 million college students — and continue the work of the late state Sen.
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Twin Peaks' Madchen Amick makes her debut as Sherry, Christopher's annoyingly perfect girlfriend, and only Emily is able to give voice to the resentment that Lorelai won't allow herself to feel: It should have been Lorelai, they both think, that Christopher settled down with.
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Legislators facing re-election next year, potential presidential candidates and would-be leaders of the party all scrambled this weekend to give voice to the fury over President Trump's executive order temporarily barring refugees and some other migrants from coming to the United States.
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As one who saw my father's struggle and had the great fortune of knowing Muhammad Ali when I was a young man, I am heartened to see Colin Kaepernick take the baton and give voice to tough racial issues that continue to plague our nation.
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The first deaf-blind person to earn a bachelor's degree, Keller fought not only for deaf and disabled people's access to education, but also for women's rights, worker's rights and peaceful resolutions to international conflict, overcoming numerous obstacles to give voice to the underrepresented.
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Speak Out, which seemed organized to give voice to those who have been marginalized and stand to be more mistreated under the current administration, seems to operate at cross purposes when it associated the exclusivity of Whitney membership with privileged entry to this event.
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Whether you agreed or disagreed with arguments that were being made, it was so frustrating to hear people give voice to these things that are just misguided ideas about assault, completely unsupported by science in terms of how memory functions in the wake of a trauma.
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The moral obstacles have been cleared for Trump's attorney general to go even further, to forget that it's a free press that has distinguished us from other countries, and to try to silence dissent by silencing an institution whose job is to give voice to dissent.
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" Video: Canadian quartet — Bill Cooney (@BillCooney)July 13, 2016 The new lyrics immediately elicited wide-spread outrage on Twitter, with some offended that they altered the lyrics, and others angry that they had decided to give voice to the oft-chanted counter-call to "Black lives matter.
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"We continue to give voice to the belief of so many Republicans that Trump is not a conservative, does not represent the values of the Republican Party, cannot beat Hillary Clinton, and is simply unfit to be President of the United States," said Our Principles PAC Chairwoman Katie Packer.
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Trump's performance last night, of course, only comes on top of even more disturbing aspects of his personal history and campaign, including a patent disregard for the Constitution, a willingness to give voice to the racist right, and a penchant for taking advantage of society's most vulnerable members.
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"I've been out as bisexual since I was 17, and seeing bi-erasure happen so frequently makes me feel like this label is still needed to help give voice to those who are currently marginalized," says Liz Powell, PsyD, an LGBTQ-friendly sex educator and coach, and licensed psychologist.
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" Although the play is now seen by some as a reflection of America in the age of President-elect Donald J. Trump — its characters give voice to concerns that seem to have fueled his election victory — Ms. Nottage prefers to say simply that the play has "contemporary resonance.
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He's simply hanging out on his podcast with a few of his buddies, most likely high as a kite, watching fights, just a fan, and indulging in the kind of flights of fancy we all do when we allow ourselves to give voice to our most intoxicated amateur-matchmaking fantasies.
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These Minnesota refugee communities exist in a strange kind of quantum superposition: Invisible to the Beltway journalists who imagine (and frequently give voice to the imagined needs and desires of) a monolithically white Midwest, they also exist as a terrifying caricature in the minds of the people who consume conservative media.
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"I think that the way to restore the luster of the California dream is to give voice to more Californians, to focus on parts of the state that frankly have been left behind, that haven't had a voice," Villaraigosa said in a telephone interview with the Los Angeles Daily News.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads In a social media landscape overflowing with brands that co-opt the language of social movements to appeal to hyper-conscious consumers, R.I.S.E. offers a heartening alternative: dissident cultural activism that leverages the immediacy of online sharing culture to give voice to Indigenous resistance.
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Fifteen years ago, our cofounders — attorneys and working mothers themselves — started this organization to sound the alarm bells on this paucity of protections for working women and caregivers, and to give voice to those workers who are just one sick child or pregnancy-related need away from losing their paycheck.
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Acutely aware of the lack of writers who could explain the meanings of various contemporary forms of art in the Burmese language, he founded the commercially oriented Fashion and theoretically oriented Hlaing Thit (New Wave) magazines, in an attempt to give voice to these new ways of thinking and seeing.
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When a majority of Americans — unmarried women, people of color and young people — can cast their ballots, give voice to their concerns, and hold their elected officials accountable, then public policies will be more effective and we will set a powerful example to the world that American democracy is stronger than ever.
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"This idea that we all deserve a country where we can live with dignity, that we have so much wealth that is accumulated in such few hands and she is determined to bring that demand to Congress and to give voice to a demand that I think is very widely shared," Archila said.
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And even those of us who don't find this brand of conservative nationalism appealing ought to hope that someone steps up to give voice to those who do, because it turns out that if nobody credible will stand up for this set of ideas someone who's not credible will — with terrifying consequences.
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The latest novelist to give voice to what he has called a "disaffection with the novel form" is the British writer David Szalay, who was born in 1974, to a Hungarian father and a Canadian mother, and whose fourth novel, "All That Man Is" (Graywolf), has been shortlisted for the Man Booker Prize.
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"I got into this race in April to really give voice to the forgotten people of our country: The workers who have been left behind, the businesses who have been left behind, the people who need health care or aren't getting a quality education, or are saddled by tremendous debt," Ryan said in the video.
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She goes on: What I have glimpsed, in the moments when I have let myself give voice to the deep, rich, curdled fury that for years I tried to pretty up and make easier on everyone's stomach, is that for all the care we take to bottle it up, rage can be a powerful tonic.
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"These survey results are significant and timely as they give voice to women in low-wage jobs, one of the fastest-growing sectors of the US economy, whose intolerable experiences with sexual harassment are often not captured in the headlines," said KC Wagner of The Worker Institute at Cornell University in a press release.
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"I got into this race in April to really give voice to the forgotten people of our country: The workers who have been left behind, the businesses who have been left behind, the people who need health care or aren't getting a quality education, or are saddled by tremendous debt," Ryan said in a video announcement Thursday.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, the left-wing freshman congresswoman from the Bronx, has been in DC less than a month, but she's already one of the most talked-about legislators on Capitol Hill thanks to her outspokenness, her willingness to give voice to progressive policy ideas, and her almost supernatural ability to end up at the center of viral moments.
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She's going to do what she sees as right, and that's the most feminist thing you can do: Just do what you want and not conform to what people think you should be or do...It's forced me to look at my life and where I'm making compromises, and ask if I'm doing enough to give voice to women.
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Gunaratne has a gift for inhabiting the lives of his characters, and has used that gift here to give voice to Londoners who are not often seen in contemporary fiction, and who will recognize themselves in this very fine novel — wearing the same trainers, speaking the same road slang, rolling out of the same school gates.
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Michèle Lamont, a sociologist at Harvard who specializes in culture and inequality, told me that her work found that when candidates promote a policy like Medicare for all, even if it doesn't come to fruition they are signaling that they understand voters' need for solidarity and give voice to their hopes and difficulties by making them visible.
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In the face of this grim situation, media organizations are struggling to survive: The New York Times is copping some moves from Netflix, Spotify, and HBO; the Washington Post is deploying newsbots; America's most-wanted whistleblower, Edward Snowden, is teaching reporters how to outsmart government snoops; and a startup called Blavity wants to give voice to the concerns of black millennials.
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The speaker believes — and after the poem I have to believe too — that seeing the effects of hard labor, the dirt and weariness of his brother working the night shift at a Cadillac factory, and understanding that he goes through this to learn to sing opera, he can express a love for that brother he couldn't give voice to before.
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Letters To the Editor: How disheartening to read in "Sanders's Appointees Signal a Platform Fight Over Israel" (front page, May 26) that the leadership of a major American political party will now give voice to the same historical deconstructionism rampant within the United Nations General Assembly and prevalent on many college campuses, which views conflicts isolated from their historical context.
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Sherrod BrownSherrod Campbell BrownDayton mayor assigned extra security following verbal spat with Trump The Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape Dayton Democrat launches challenge to longtime GOP rep MORE (D-Ohio), during a Senate Banking Committee hearing last week underscore the need for market participants to give voice to the importance of this area of regulatory policy.
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The installation, which includes a glass house decorated with portraits of immigrants, was created by Ms. Enfield, a New Yorker and first-generation American whose father escaped Nazi Germany during World War II. The images not only give voice to newcomers, but also celebrate their contributions to cultural life — art, literature, food, fashion and more — around New York and the United States.
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The multidisciplinary Cambodian practitioner Khvay Samnang's self-portraits from the Rubber Man series (2014), for example — color photographs of the artist pouring white rubber sap collected from expanding rubber plantations first grown in Cambodia during the French occupation onto his naked body — give voice to the plight of a local populace that is continually uprooted from their terrain and denied equal representation in land ownership.
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"If we are going to give voice to global artists, especially artists from often misunderstood and misrepresented Muslim-majority countries, and strengthen diversity in our culture, then we need to make it our mission to use whatever power we have at our disposal—the power of media, the power of capital, and the power of music—to promote diversity, empathy, and understanding," they said.
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FNL national correspondent Bryan Llenas tweeted the news on his personal account on Thursday: "When we launched in October of 2010, we were faced with a daunting task: Report on Latino stories in the US and Latin America in English in an honest attempt to give voice to the voiceless and bring often ignored stories from the Latino community to the mainstream," Llenas wrote.
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One noteworthy development is that regulators themselves have finally begun to give voice to the exact contentions that banks have spent years espousing — that the Volcker Rule is overbroad, unwieldy and difficult to interpret and enforce and that it imposes disproportionate compliance obligations on smaller and foreign institutions whose activities do not pose the type of risks that the Volcker Rule was meant to guard against.
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According to Hilde Teerlinck, director of the Han Nefkens Foundation, which produced "Purple Muslin" (2018) and the "Aesthetics of Weapons" (2018), both of which appear in the show: In a time of a turbulent migration crisis that is redefining our political and social ecosystem, Erkan Özgen's works give voice to a series of stories bound to be forgotten over the constant flow of information, or sometimes intentionally overshadowed.
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Since the beginning of her career, Swift's celebrity image has been caught in a tug-of-war between intimacy and control, one characterized by two distinct identities: Taylor Swift, nerdy teen and girl next door, who just happens to naturally be able to give voice to your deepest feelings in her songs; and Taylor Swift, micromanaging CEO of a billion-dollar business whose marquee product is her own public image.
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And those who have been out there on the front lines before us, who have risked their lives and reputation, who have done everything they can to give voice to the LGBTQ movement—I think they have broken us through in ways that make it easier for more people to come out and lend their voice and create a larger voice that is now refusing to bow down.
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And for millions of women who have experienced assault or not been believed or are angry in a way they felt they could not express—seeing these women confront a powerful man and be given space to give voice to that anger, I think we're going to see in the long term, and we're talking decades maybe, it's going to be one of those moments that proves to be incredibly politically important.
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Many leading black athletes were speaking out against racism and poverty that year, including Bill Russell, Jim Brown and Muhammad Ali, who threw his 1960 Olympic medal into the Ohio River after being refused service in a whites-only restaurant in his hometown, Louisville, Ky. Would it not restore some balance if these rising track stars could win medals of their own and at the same time give voice to the voiceless?
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But the other major Western political upheaval of 2016—the one spearheaded by a geriatric Jewish socialist named Bernie Sanders—shows that we'll come out in droves for anyone who will listen to us, for anyone willing and able to give voice to the demand that our lives don't have to get worse forever just so some monsters with suits and stock options can get rich off our labor while cities sink into the sea.
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Even if he doesn't specifically give voice to the idea that the Parkland murders were some sort of false flag operation designed to engender anti-gun sentiment, he has already made the sort of conspiratorial thinking that gives rise to these ideas part and parcel of our everyday dialogue If liberals could find a way to cast millions of illegal votes, after all, why couldn't they also find a way to exploit and engineer reaction to a school shooting?
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